heat wave!
Out the back window, the sunrise looked deceptively dull. There were no clouds to be seen rather a simple peach glow to the horizon. I bundled up, with yesterday’s near frostbite experience (or so it seemed) weighing heavily on my mind.
As soon as I stepped out, I knew I had been mistaken. The 20º F felt balmy and there were the most beautiful clouds sitting atop Green Mountain, waiting to show off a spectacular pink riot.
The colors toward sunrise were VERY-lightly pastel and the most interesting sight was all of the sledding footprints and the texture of the snow-surface. I got right down in the snow on my hands and knees to take a few pictures. Never once did I feel cold except for my hands and a brief protest over putting the mittens back on!
Just as promised, the sky lit up over Green Mountain...
As soon as I stepped out, I knew I had been mistaken. The 20º F felt balmy and there were the most beautiful clouds sitting atop Green Mountain, waiting to show off a spectacular pink riot.
The colors toward sunrise were VERY-lightly pastel and the most interesting sight was all of the sledding footprints and the texture of the snow-surface. I got right down in the snow on my hands and knees to take a few pictures. Never once did I feel cold except for my hands and a brief protest over putting the mittens back on!
Just as promised, the sky lit up over Green Mountain...
posted by Ptelea @ 8:06 AM
4 comments
4 Comments:
Beautiful pinks!
I visited Colorado for the first time about a year ago. I knew I would love it, and I did. You have such a beautiful view. I envy you. I live in Boston and it is nice in other ways but seriously lacks mountains.
Whoa! Talk about an attack of pink! Beautiful! We've had some pinks around here the last few cool, crisp mornings, but nothing of this magnatude!
so beautiful it makes my chest feel heavy.
i searched crystal patterns and i found this.
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